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Eckstrom visit for the day. Nathaniel delighted the children by reading the stories “Duck” and “Stubborn Stanley” and then went on to sketch and illustrate the images from the books. The students then got to participate and do their own sketch of Duck and Stubborn Stanley with some great drawings emerging. The children also enjoyed a visit from Captain Barnacles who had a case of the “missing letter dilemma” and they all enjoyed a cuddle with “Freeda the Reader”. Mr Ken McNamara, Principal of St Edward’s Primary School said “I would like to thank Mrs Fisher for organising this special day for the Canowindra Community”. Every child who attended the reading day received a book to take home and share with their family. By Sarah Maynard
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Robbie and Maureen Lawrence and Charles and Kylie Lawrence from Goonigal Poll Dorsets held their 4th Annual Ram Sale on Tuesday at the Canowindra Showground. Bill Brien from Allan Gray and Co ran the auction with 19 bidder registrations and more than 40 people in attendance on a lovely near-spring day. Bill Brien commented that “It was great to see some new faces in the crowd and welcomed back the regular buyers.” There were 77 lots penned and ready for viewing by 10am at the Showground. The bidding started off strong with the top priced ram going for $1,700. 24 out of the 37 2018 drop rams sold to an average of $900 with the top price being $1,700. Then 34 out of 40 2017 drop rams sold for an average of$570 with a top price of $1,150 twice. All rams up for auction were Brucellosis accredited free and vaccinated for OJD and footrot free. Goonigal Poll Dorsets rams are known for
their early maturing weight for age, carcase shape and yield in their progeny. The Lawrence family would like to wish all the buyers at the sale every success with their purchases and for the rest of the season. Remember Goonigal Poll Dorsets are “The best rams ewe can get” so look out for next year’s sale!
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THUMBS UP To Tom at Canowindra Tyre Service for helping me out when I got stranded with a flat battery last week!
THUMBS DOWN To those who tried to break into the High School over the weekend!
THUMBS DOWN To the low life from the football on Saturday who felt they needed to take out their frustrations by painting disgusting pictures and slogans on the tanks at the sports ground.
THUMBS UP To Cabonne Council who I presume were responsible for their quick action in painting over the graffiti at the sports ground.
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SNIPPETS...
Harrison enjoying cuddles with his big sister Adelyn.
Stork News: Former Canowindra local, Jason Gilroy and wife Renee from Marulan are rejoicing the birth of their second child a boy, Harrison John Masters-Gilroy born on 19th August 2019 weighing 7lb 1oz. Harrison is a brother for Adelyn aged 2. Grandparents are Peter and Bernadette Masters from Greenwell Point, Heather Gilroy from Victoria and Peter Gilroy from Canowindra. Harrison is a great grandchild for Fay Gilroy from Canowindra, 17th for Nancy Morrow from Canowindra and John and Jennifer McLean from Victoria. Canowindra Garden Club: Recently held their AGM with the following results… President Carolyn Wythes, Vice President Mary Finn, Secretary Dierdre Keady, Treasurer Joan Brenninger, Publicity Narelle Hughes, Programme Organisers Nola Meggitt and Linda Guthrie and Public Officer Cheryl Wythes. A big thank you to Jenny Laing who stepped down as Treasurer. The next meeting is at Mark and Anne Ward’s garden, “Gayton” 60 Boridgery Lane, Canowindra on Wednesday 18th September at 2pm. Contributions: If you have a photo for Be Seen, a Thumbs Up/Down, Letter to the Editor, Stork News, Wedding Bells, Way Back When or a Snippet we would love to hear from you! Simply email editor@
canowindraphoenix.com.au or call the Phoenix on 6344 1846. Sunday Serenade: Head along to All Saints Anglican Church on Sunday 8th September at 2pm for the annual Sunday Serenade featuring performances from St Stanislaus Cantor Group, Canowindra Beanshed Drama Group, the CWA and Friends Community Choir and Hayley Stephens the 2019 Scholarship recipient. Tickets are $5 at the door and includes afternoon tea. The concert will help raise funds for the Canowindra CWA Music and Speech Scholarship which will be launched on the day. Cabonne Council Rates: Ratepayers are reminded that the due date for payment of the 1st Instalment of 2019/2020 rates is this Saturday 31st August 2019. Father’s Day: Don’t forget to spoil Dad this Sunday 1st September for Father’s Day. Why not head down to the Sunday Sessions at the Bowlo and enjoy live music performed by Lance Birrell from 3-6pm. Daffodil Day: Thanks must go to the people of Canowindra for once again supporting Daffodil Day last Friday. Over $1,500 was raised with the sale of fresh daffodils, badges, bears and pens outside Lawrence’s IGA in Gaskill St. A huge thanks to Canowindra High School for donating $70.
Marg Morris manning the Daffodil Day store in Gaskill St last Friday.
The McLean sisters after the head shave!
Head Shave For Pop Nancy Morrow's grand children Ashley, Melissa and Sally McLean formerly from Canowindra have raised $15,000 for the Leukaemia Foundation on Friday 16th August 2019. The event was held at The Gladstone Hotel in Orange, the girls brother Matthew also had his head shaved. They were supported by their family and friends including their parents Rodney McLean from Canowindra and Therese Peters from Orange. The three sisters and brother reunited in Orange in memory of their Pop, Kevin Peters who passed away from Leukaemia one year ago.
Matthew McLean with his girlfriend Sammi after having his head shaved.
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George McKenzie as a Cowboy.
Margaret Wallington, owner of Wallington Winery, in the straw bale cellar.
Forage And Graze Locally This Spring
If you think a day of grazing, tasting and meandering through vineyards to savour delectable organic food and wine sounds like an itinerary item for a trip around Tuscany, you are on the wrong continent! Cowra Tourism will be running half day guided Wine & Forage Tours of the Cowra and local wine region this spring giving you the opportunity to experience the very best of local organic food and wine. Antonio D’Onise of Antonio’s Vineyard, formally Gardener's Ground, kicks off the tour with a wine ‘treasure’ wander through his vineyard to not only fill up on very interesting facts about organic and vegan wines, but also taste his latest imaginative shiraz and chardonnay releases. Taking over from Antonio is Sam Stratham who takes the group on a wander through Canowindra's first organic vineyard and
farm at Rosnay. Along the way there is a tasting table with a range of some delicious fig and olive products. The last stop is at Wallington, just outside Canowindra, with its unique straw bale cellar door. Sitting under the pergola tasting the Bald Hill wines with breathtaking views over the valley, while lunch is being prepared in the wood fire pizza oven, it is easy to imagine yourself in Tuscany… The 2019 Cowra Wine & Forage Tours will run from Saturday 14 September and will be available throughout the Spring season. Tickets are $80.00 per person and spaces are limited, to secure your seat for the next Cowra Wine & Forage Tour contact the Cowra Visitor Information Centre on 02 6342 4333 or book online via www. visitcowra.com.au/wineandforage.
Year 6 enjoyed their last Book Week Parade at Canowindra Public School.
Isaac Sargent as a Dinosaur, Poppy James and Sophie Payne as the Witch from Room on the Broom and Jack Daly as Where’s Wally.
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WAY Back When If you have an old photograph you would like to include in our Way Back When feature simply email the photo and information to editor@canowindraphoenix.com.au or call in and see the team at 84 Gaskill Street. Gwen Campbell brought in these great old photos from Canowindra “Way Back When”…
Paul Breen and Brendan Mansbridge at the KMWL Office in Canowindra.
Local Stock and Station Agents New Office in Canowindra
Your local Stock and Station experts in the Central West, Kevin Miller, Whitty, Lennon & Co (KMWL) are excited to announce the opening of their new office right here in Canowindra. Located on Ferguson St right next door to the Trading Post. The local Canowindra office can offer assistance with livestock sales and clearing sales and shows the expansion of KMWL and how it is growing on a daily basis. With a Head Office based in Forbes plus other Agents based in the surrounding districts of Condobolin, Young, Cumnock, Carcoar, Orange and Parkes. KMWL have a skilled team of Auctioneers and Livestock Agents and in total currently employ 15+ highly professional staff members. “KMWL’s continued growth in stature and strength in Livestock and Clearing Sales is based on 30 years of experience and built on a reputation of integrity, trust and respect,” said Luke Whitty, Director of KMWL. “Our versatility and expertise provides you
with the best possible opportunity for a great result. Through hard work and absolute commitment, KMWL will provide you with the ultimate in customer service,” continued Mr Whitty. The team at the Canowindra office consist of Paul Breen for all your Livestock Sales through the CTLX at Carcoar or CWLE at Forbes and Brendan Mansbridge for Clearing Sales. Brendan is an Auctions Plus and Property Clearing Sale specialist and is also a Level 1 Auctions Plus Sheep Assessor. “Paul Breen is a Level 1 Auctions Plus Cattle Assessor and has been operating in Canowindra for over 7 years now and the opening of this office in Canowindra shows our dedication to Canowindra,” said Brendan Mansbridge. The office is open every Wednesday or by appointment by contacting the Forbes office on 6852 3355 or Paul Breen on 0427 102 667 or Brendan Mansbridge on 0428 845 041.
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Canowindra Public School staff had fun dressing up for Book Week.
Year 2 at Canowindra Public School after the Book Week Parade.
Indy Palmer as Dorothy and Alexis Sheehan as Pearl the Unicorn.
Beth Henry as Hedwig the Owl from Harry Potter.
Hunter Pearce as Toot-Pop the Boat.
"Cowboy" Tommy Jeffs got dressed up for Book Week and visited the children at Canowindra Pre-School.
Ava Thornberry as Cat in the Hat.
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Award winners from Canowindra Public and St Edwards Primary School with Jan Kerr CWA Canowindra President and Celia Klinger CWA Member.
CWA Announces Winners of School Competition
On Tuesday primary students from Canowindra Public School and St Edward’s Primary School were invited to the CWA Hall in Canowindra to find out the winners of the CWA International Competition for Schools. This year there were over 170 entries from students at Canowindra Public School, St Edward’s Primary School and Cargo Public School. The country of study this year was Papua New Guinea. Celia Klinger from the CWA Canowindra Branch said “It was very difficult to judge this year with so many entries. A number of CWA members came in last Saturday to judge the best entries from each section”. • Section K – Flag: 1st Maddie Schultz (Cargo); HC Isla Douglas (Cargo). • Section 1 – Colouring In: 1st Poppy Douglas (Cargo); 2nd Claire Pengilly (Canowindra Public); HC Sophie Schultz (Cargo). • Section 2 – Poster: 1st Lucy Neville (Canowindra Public); HC Ava Thornberry and Kadee Newcombe (Canowindra Public). • Section 3 – Poster: 1st Lola D’Onise (Canowindra Public); 2nd Will James (Canowindra Public); HC Lydia Wythes and Sofia D’Onise (Canowindra Public). • Section 4 – Poster: 1st Sam Hamilton (Canowindra Public); 2nd Olivia McKen-
zie (Canowindra Public); HC Tamika White and Reaghan Fliedner (Canowindra Public). • Section 5 – Project Display Book: 1st Charlie Slattery (Canowindra Public); Equal 2nd Imogen Thurgate (St Edwards) and Audrey Pearce (Canowindra Public); HC Jolene D’Anastasi (St Edwards). • Section 6 – Post Card: 1st Ruby Arnott (St Edwards); 2nd Nellie Grant (St Edwards); HC Harry Duguid and Scout Stacey (St Edwards) and Meg Hamilton (Canowindra Public). • Section 7 – Craft Year 3 / 4: 1st Bailey Livermore and Damon Ridgeway (Cargo); HC Addison Fliedner, Marli O’Malley and Claudia Schultz (Canowindra). • Section 8 – Craft Year 5 / 6: 1st Lilly Hamond (Canowindra Public); 2nd Kayla Price and Bianca Livermore (Cargo); HC Jack Smyth, Thomas Berkrey, Georgie Statham and Hannah Gordon (Canowindra Public). • Section 9 – Powerpoint: 1st Annie Wooldridge (Canowindra Public); 2nd Group of Hayley Stephens, Georgia Kennedy, Audrey Pearce and Molly Statham (Canowindra Public); HC Toby Stephens (Canowindra Public). • Section 10 – Travel Journal: 1st Nate Stanbury (Canowindra Public).
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Puzzles TWo-WAy CRossWoRd
CRypTIC ClUEs ACROSS 1 Use public relations techniques as a kind of fertiliser? (5) 4 He died around a hundred. We were all pretty cut up (5) 7 Completely bowled over by whomever! Led astray! (11) 9 Weaken with a faux-pas? (3) 10 Can a political leader help being rewarded? (4) 12 In sport it’s nothing, but in life it’s everything (4) 13 The sort of parents who might be found involved in pyramid schemes, perhaps (7) 14 David is so keen, he’s really lost his head (4) 15 Take part of the fish right away from the cooker (4) 17 Tuberculosis can take you in the bath (3) 19 Sounds like deceptive powers lead to losses (11) 20 Retail customer interested in English red stone arrangement (5)
QUICk ClUEs ACROSS 1 Government sanctioned savings (5) 4 Chopped finely (5) 7 Overcome with emotion (11) 9 Tree juice (3) 10 Remunerated (4) 12 Care deeply (for) (4) 13 Embalmed bodies (7) 14 Keen (4) 15 Aquatic respiratory organ (4) 17 Clumsy ship (3) 19 Obligations for payments (11) 20 Purchaser (5) 21 Golf course (5) DOWN 1 Ladle (5) 2 Introductory (11) 3 Tiffs (4) 4 Profound (4) 5 Literary work (11) 6 Evade (5) 8 Detrimental (7) 11 Useless defective (3) 12 Limb (3) 14 Impromptu (2-3) 16 Misplaces (5) 17 Rank (4) 18 Account (4)
21 Joins renovated clay ovens (5) DOWN 1 Dig up a good story? (5) 2 Introductory way to suffer pain merrily? (11) 3 Moves on the water for arguments’ sake (4) 4 Ease in the shillings and pence a long way down (4) 5 I’m so on topic with makeup! (11) 6 Avoid the dog of French extraction (5) 8 It is detrimental to drink rum half prepared (7) 11 Little Sister, I left the druids a faulty one (3) 12 Pull this part of the journey for a joke (3) 14 Off-the-cuff promotion precedes the little party politician (2-3) 16 Cellulose seems to hide when she sheds weight (5) 17 Tire out after a row (4) 18 Poster demanding money? (4)
sUdokU 6 Tallinn is the capital of which northern European country? 7 Who starred as the titular character in the 1994 western Maverick? 8 Mount Woodroffe is the highest point in which Australian state or territory? 9 True or false: the Red panda is native to Africa? 10 How many points is the letter D worth in a game of Scrabble?
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How to play sudoku: You are given a 9x9 grid which has been divided up into nine 3x3 boxes. The aim of the game is very simple: to fill each row, column and 3x3 box with the numbers from 1 to 9 inclusive.
1 Dami Im. 2 Sugar Ray Robinson. 3 1970. 4 Salween. 5 The Flintstones. 6 Estonia. 7 Mel Gibson. 8 South Australia. 9 False. 10 Two.
1 Who will represent Australia in this year’s Eurovision contest? 2 Which celebrated boxer was born Walker Smith Jr.? 3 In what year did The Beatles release their final album Let It Be? 4 Which river makes up part of the border between Thailand and Myanmar? 5 Pebbles is the daughter of which animated family?
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IMMuNISED, immunise, dummies, medium, undies, summed, nudism, immune, ummed, mused, sedum, nidus, minus, dune, nude, sued, used, menu, muse.
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Cabonne Shire Council Mayor And General Manager Invite You To Meet Them In Canowindra Cabonne Mayor Kevin Beatty and the Council’s General Manager Bradley Byrnes will visit Canowindra next month to meet with residents and community groups about any issues they may wish to discuss. Cr Beatty and Mr Byrnes will be available at the Council’s Canowindra office on Wednesday 18 September 2019 between 10am and 1pm. “We understand that residents and organisations from the Canowindra and Eugowra areas may wish to speak directly with the Mayor and General Manager, but don’t always have the time or transport to attend a meeting at Council’s Molong offices,” Cr
Beatty said. “It is important to us that everyone has the chance to talk to us about issues or matters that concern them.” Cr Beatty said he and Mr Byrnes hoped to be available in Canowindra again before the end of the year and planned to conduct similar meetings next year. Residents or community groups wishing to speak with the Mayor and General Manager should book a time by calling the General Manager’s Personal Assistant on 6392 3208 or emailing council@cabonne. nsw.gov.au
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Local Government Act 1993, Section 713 Sale of Land for Overdue Rates
Notice is hereby given to the owners of the properties listed hereunder that Cabonne Council has resolved on 28 May 2019, in accordance of Section 713 of the Local Government Act 1993, to sell the land described hereunder and on which the amounts of rates stated in each case as at 31 May 2019 is due Description of the Land
Owners or Persons having an interest in the land
Property Address
Total Amount Outstanding
LOT 2 SECTION 17 DP758226
PERCY HUBERT FORRESTER & EST LATE CARMEL VERONICA FORRESTER
ELDER STREET, CARGO
$9,592.79
LOT 21 DP605485
EST LATE JF BASSETT & MS VICKI LOUISE HOBSON - Mortgage to Permanent Trustee Company Limited
4 CHARLOTTE STREET, CANOWINDRA
$53,179.86
LOT 2 DP842863
LOTS 3 & 4 SECTION 7 DP 758396
LOT 176 DP750182
LOT 1 DP758806 SECTION 6
LOTS 1 & 3 DP111568
LOTS 8, 9 & 10 DP252887
LOT 315 DP750145
LOTS 7, 14, DP 750181, LOTS 1, 2, SECTION 19, DP 758984
LOT 2 DP197078
LOT 1 SECTION 2 DP758806
LOT 2 SECTION 2 DP758806
LOT 5 DP131650
LOT 5 SECTION 23 DP758311
LOT 9 DP 1136421
LOT 31 DP1133717 LOT 1 DP661398
L 1 Section 1 DP 758984
L 3 Section 2 DP 758984
LOT 400 DP 1165584
Lot 8 DP1158085
Lot 2 DP1169019
Lot 15 DP1203620
MS NICKELA-JAY FLANDERS
ESTATE ERIC BODY
JOAN LILLIAN ARCHER
RAYMOND HAMILTON MARLOW
WILLIAM CHARLES BOWMAN
JOHANNES FREDERICK MARSMAN
ELIZABETH AGNES SNELL
ESTATE CHARLES JAMES HAZELTON THE MOLONG DISTRICT DAIRYING COMPANY LIMITED - Mortgage & Charge to Bridgit Anastasia O'Donnell
MS JANE LEWIS
JOSEPH WHITE
MORGAN BRYANT
LANCELOT NOEL SMITH
MCAUSLAND LAMROCK & CHARLES COOPER
GEORGE ERNEST WENSLEY, LEONARD JOHN GRIFFIN TRAVES, NEVILLE ARTHUR NASH, NORMAN HENRY BALCOMB, NORMAN WILLIAM NASH
EST LATE WILLIAM JAMES LYONS
EDWARD MAHER - Mortgages to Thomas Richard Bruce, Thomas O'Brien & Elizabeth Jane McPherson
ELIZABETH ELLEN GRIFFITHS
JOHN KIDD
JAMES EDWARD CONNOR - 2 Caveats by the Register General
THOMAS CALLAN O'NEILL, BERNARD VINCENT O'NEILL
THOMAS HENRY HUGHES
39 TILGA STREET, CANOWINDRA
COOPER STREET, EUGOWRA
KAREENA STREET, EUGOWRA
OBLEY STREET, OBLEY NSW
YELLOWBOX ROAD, TOOGONG
BEVAN ROAD, MULLION CREEK
CARGO PARISH/CARGO
TOOGONG PARISH/CUDAL OLD DAIRY LANE, MOLONG
MOLONG STREET, OBLEY
MOLONG STREET, OBLEY
EMU SWAMP ROAD, EMU SWAMP
CHURCH STREET, CUDAL
DRY CREEK ROAD, LEWIS PONDS
NANAMI LANE, CANOWINDRA
EUCHAREENA ROAD, BOOMEY
LACHLAN STREET, TOOGONG
LACHLAN STREET, TOOGONG
MAIN STREET, CUDAL
GUNDONG ROAD, OBLEY
MILL STREET, CANOWINDRA
CADIA ROAD, SPRINGSIDE
$17,988.31
$15,834.57
$28,873.15
$8,970.78
$13,715.01
$12,538.08
$13,715.01
$11,422.21
$21,433.82
$9,787.53
$9,787.53
$8,183.69
$14,392.36
$11,253.00
$6,601.92
$5,833.55
$5,082.94
$5,082.94
$5,998.42
$4,355.55
$6,233.02
$2,050.87
In default of payment to the Council of the amount stated above, and any other rates (including extra charges) becoming due and payable after 31 May 2019, before the time fixed for the sale, the said land will be offered for sale by public auction to be held at 11.00 am on the 25th October 2019 at the Cabonne Council's Chambers located at 99 - 101 Bank Street Molong NSW 2866. Auctioneer: Ray White Rural Emms Mooney Real Estate Agents of 11 Bank Street Molong NSW 2866
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7 Sep
Foodbasket at Canowindra Uniting Church Hall, 9.30am – noon.
Choice Angus 3rd Annual Yearling Bull Sale, 1pm on farm. For sale info call Tim on 0427 625 996 or visit www.choiceangus.com 1st Instalment of 2019/2020 Cabonne Council Rates Due. Father’s Day at Canowindra Services Club, 2 Course meal $25 per person.
Gooloogong Public School 150 Year Markets, 10am – 3pm at Gooloogong Public School. Stalls, live music and more. Canowindra CWA Sunday Serenade, at All Saints’ Church Canowindra.
8 Sep 8 Sep 9 Sep 9 Sep 10 Sep 12 Sep 15 Sep 21 Sep 27 Sep Save the Date
Oscar and Fergus Townsend with Ned Hanigan from the NSW Waratahs and Fraser Wythes and Campbell Arnott at the Wellington Walla Rugby Gala Day last Sunday.
Little Athletics Season Starts, 4-5pm every Thursday at The Oval. For more information contact Matthew Rice 0458 787 822 or Rebecca Phelan 0428 441 815. Market Night Meat Raffles and Members Badge Draw at Canowindra Services Club.
Adult Survivors of Child Abuse - Cowra Support Group Meeting @ 12:30pm. Open to all survivors of any community. If interested contact Pascale on 6342 1612. Members come from Canberra, Temora, Forbes etc. All details on the website: recover.itmatters.com.au Moorbel Hall Markets, 8am – 12pm. BBQ and morning tea available. Phone Warwick on 6344 2025 for more information or to book a stall.
6 Sep
Congratulations to the U14s Canowindra Junior Tigers who won their first final game last Saturday. Good luck in West Wyalong this weekend against Condo. (Photo by Amanda Lee Photography).
Pool Competition at Canowindra Hotel, from 6.30pm every Thursday.
Sunday Sessions at the Bowlo with Lance Birrell, 3-6pm on the first Sunday of the month. Sit back enjoy the free live music and raffles or get out and have a game of barefoot bowls. To book the courtesy bus please call Peter on 0459 913 894. Annual Felix Rams Sale, 1pm on property. Catalogues at www.felixrams.com.au or phone Rodney Watt on 0417 499 204 for more information. SWS Stud Merino Breeders Field Day, 10am at Harden Showground, Harden NSW. For more information visit www.swsmerinofieldday.com.au Hermes Annual Ram Sale, 2pm On Property. For more information www.hermesrams. com.au Canowindra at Home AGM, 6pm at Canowindra Services Club. All welcome.
1 Sep
Jack Smyth and Marcus Wythes enjoyed their last game of Walla Rugby on Sunday after playing together since they were 5!
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Little Saints Kinder 2020 Orientation Program Begins, 9am-11am at St Edwards Catholic Primary School. For more information call 6344 1170. Mobile Blood Bus Visit, 9.15am - 3.30pm at Morris Park. To make an appointment call 13 14 95 or visit www.donateblood.com.au Risks and Rewards of Farming in a Changing Climate Conference, 8am – 7pm at Orange Ex-Services Club. Register at www.farmersforclimateaction.org.au/events Ridgehaven Annual Ram Sale, 1pm on property at Cudal. Visit www.ridgehaven.net.au for more information. Canowindra Bowling Club AGM, 5pm at the Club. Cowra Real Estate Auction of 2321 George Russell Drive. 1pm on site. For more information contact Stephen Haslam 0412 395 390 or stephen@cowrarealestate.com Ray White Emms Mooney Auctions, “Pine Park” & “Sweet Grass”. Contact Josh Keefe for more information on 0439 269 449.
12 October Canowindra Garden Club Spring Garden Event at Noojee Lea Homestead. 11am -4pm, $20 per person includes Devonshire Tea. Talks and presentations throughout the day. 26 October Canowindra High School P&C Open Garden Day 7 December Col Elliot Live at Canowindra Services Club. Tickets on sale soon.
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Claire Neville How old are you? I am 11. How long have you lived in or around Canowindra? For my whole life.
Ratepayers are reminded that the due date for payment of the 1st Instalment of 2019/2020 rates is Saturday 31st August 2019. Brad Byrnes General Manager
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Where do you go to School, who is your teacher and what year are you in? I go to Canowindra Public School and I am in Year 5 my teacher is Ms Lay. What do you love most about School? I love seeing my friends and playing sport. What is your favourite sport? Netball. What is your favourite food? I love Mexican food especially Nachos and Tacos. What do you do in your spare time? I like to dance, play outside and watch TV.
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SOCCER Canowindra Services Club U10s side finished their season last Saturday in Cowra narrowly missing out on a semi-finals berth by only 1 win. With 7 girls and 3 boys in the team they had a great season all round. Many thanks to the Canowindra Services Club for their continued sponsorship of junior soccer teams in the Cowra/Canowindra district.
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WANTED 2-3 bedroom home, Canowindra area Mature gent, full time employment, excellent references. Ph 0432 517 325 GARAGE SALE 10am Saturday 31st August at Canowindra Self Storage, North St Canowindra. Furniture & Bric-a-Brac FOR SALE Nice family home, fully renovated, walk to schools, cafes + shops. 3 bed, 2 bath - bargain priced at $338,000 Open Sat/Sun 12–1pm 0419 909 200 18 Belmore St, Canowindra 2 Bedroom Flat To Rent Quiet Area. Phone after 6pm. 6344 1249
Three Consistency Bowls matches were played on Tuesday, 27th August. Christine Pickard defeated Linda Miller 150-105. Deanna Noble defeated Leanne Stevenson 154-111. Penny Nash defeated Moyna Rue 151-144. Thanks to the markers Sandy McDonald, Colleen Crump and Radka Tatterson. Karen Cox defeated Betty Jenkins 150135. This match was played on Friday, 23rd August. Thanks to the marker Dianne Mooney. There were two social games played. Diane Slattery and Jenny Middleton defeated Shirley Robson and Dianne Mooney 18-9. Daph Bryant and Jeanette Wheeldon had a 14 all draw against Leanne West and Marion Wilson. The Lucky Draw was won by Daph Bryant with No. 8. Matches drawn in the 1st round of the Consistency to be played on 3rd September are: L. Thornberry v S. Robson – Marker B. Jenkins. C. Crump v S. McDonald – Marker M. Rue. D. Mooney v M. Wilson – Marker C. Pickard. D. Bryant v L. Balcombe – Marker D.Noble. G. Haydon v D. Slattery - Marker N. Morrow. 16 of our members enjoyed a very tasty Birthday Lunch at the Old Vic Inn to celebrate Gwen Haydon and Dianne Slattery’s birthdays. By Shirley Robson
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CANOWINDRA SPORT great runs out wide. Spencer was right in the action at the back of the rucks as he steps up to take over from the unstoppable Sam. Good support play from Clancy and Oscar after Campbell broke through the Dubbo defence put Oscar in for the last try of the season. Their continuous great backing up has given the U9’s the edge over most other teams in the competition with 3 wins from 3 games. A top result, well done on a great season!
WOODBRIDGE CUP DRAW Week 3 Final Qualifier - Sunday 1st September at Cargo: • 11:20am Trundle V Cargo • 12:40pm Grenfell V Manildra • 2:00pm Manildra V Grenfell
ATHLETICS The Canowindra Pythonettie's finished off the Netball season with a sausage sizzle last Friday afternoon.
MEN'S BOWLS Results of the Minor Fours played last Saturday. K Walker, L Nunn, P Markcrow and T Tumiauga def D Watt, Z Lees, W Fisher and A Wyburn 21-12. Results of the Major Pairs played last Sunday: T Tumiauga and P Markcrow won on an extra end to defeat D Beath and N Delaney 20-19. Thursday bowls afternoon starts at 2pm. Badge draws as follows: Wednesday $1,350, Friday $1,700, Sunday $600. O’Brien Cup Match to be played this Saturday 31st August with D Beath and K Walker against B Webb and T Tumiauga. This Sunday 1st September is Father’s Day so bring Dad down for a game of social bowls with names in by 1.30pm for a 2pm start. There is 1 more week to nominate in the Major and Minor Triples and the Club would appreciate some more nominations for the Mixed Pairs.
CANOWINDRA PYTHONS JUNIOR RUGBY UNION Lovely weather and a carnival like atmosphere for the last week of rugby hosted by Wellington. The U7s boys all contributed
and displayed excellent skills that have developed throughout the season. Sam Markcrow had good runs and a spectacular try, supported by Kaden Smith with good runs and an excellent inside step, a true team player. It was great that Lachlan Nash has started to look to off load after he draws the defenders. Likewise Tommy Jobson selfless passing and a speed machine, scoring at will. Jack Nash was elusive in attack, especially from the kick off and Jack Trengove scored some excellent tries with an evasive step off his left foot. James Morrow another selfless player, he has developed a good knowledge of field position and he is quick off the mark. Spencer Douglass looked for space out wide and he can step off both feet. Sunday was Grand Final day for the U9’s with a tough line up against Wellington and two teams from Dubbo. The older boys showed that they are ready for the step up to Us next year by leading the way for the others. They have all taken their game to the next level over the last few weeks. The defence was pretty solid with some great tackles from Reuben and Max. With James away, Fergus joined in with Alex and Fraser to break through opposition defence. Good cleaning out at the rucks gave extra ball for Will Harris and Will Swords to make some
The following students from St Edward’s Primary School in Canowindra will now represent the Bathurst Diocese at the Polding Athletics Carnival in Sydney on Friday, 18th October after their great performance last week in Dubbo. • Lucy Atkinson: 1st Junior Girls 800m • Harry Duguid: 2nd Senior Boys 800m • Nellie Grant: 3rd Senior Girls Discus • Alex Rice: 3rd Junior Boys Discus • Lachie Rice: 1st 11yrs Boys High Jump, 1st 11yrs Boys Discus • Sophie Phelan: 1st Junior Girls Shot Put, 3rd Junior Girls Discus.
The St Edwards Primary School Athletics team at the Diocesan Athletics Carnival in Dubbo last Friday.
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